The Ultimate Passer

[jjtt99 0]

Stumbled upon this one on ebay. Interesting idea. It would appear it sticks to the ice some how and has some kind of elastic to bounce pucks off.

Premeau seems to like it!

http://www.furyhockey.ca/./VTS01-high.wmv

[pantherfan 0]

Wouldn't that be because he owns 1/2 the company! lol :D

[kovalchuk71 212]

Hes a pretty bad script reader though :D

[Edge 0]

That's actually not a bad idea. How much was it on eBay?

Primeau is a terrible script reader. :lol:

[pantherfan 0]

After looking at the video i can actually say it doesnt look like a bad idea much better then those pucks fixed to bungee cord!

[2-Keys 1]

very cool idea. it would definitaly come in handy to have at home

[Edge 0]

http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/ind...oductId=2274647

ewww 100 bucks

[mnitishin 0]

that would be pretty cool to have

[RadioGaGa 162]

You still gotta be able to make that first pass...and hit the thing for it to work *L*.

[Edge 0]

I wonder if you can pass to it hard...all the passes Primeau was making were really soft.

[pantherfan 0]

Yeh and even then it moved a little

Apparently it has spikes for ice

The Fury "Ultimate Passer" Hockey Training Aid helps you improve your eye-hand coordination and develop passing/receiving skills. Use it alone, with friends, or with your team to develop soft and quick hands for receiving a pass. The Ultimate Passer comes with 2 Reflex Bands and removable spikes for both on-ice and off-ice use, and includes an instructional DVD featuring Keith Primeau.

[DarkStar50 679]

I have seen the product. The rep showed it to me. You can pass to it pretty hard. The puck just shoots right back to you. All passes have to be right on the ice or the puck skips over the band. It looks like fun but will get pretty boring in about ten minutes of use. For $100, add another $100 and buy a OPS!

[Grave77Digger 1]

Looks likea great way to practice one timers by yourself

[Jason Harris 31]

Was he passing softly to avoid flipping the puck over the unit? Maybe they should have made it taller. Still, if one could increase the speed, it looks like it could be a good tool to work on timing for one-timers. (Of course, that might also be why he was passing softly -- so he'd have time to get back in position.)

[jjtt99 0]

I wonder if you could put it against the boards to avoid having it slide along the ice.

[Edge 0]

I wonder if you could put it against the boards to avoid having it slide along the ice.

Yeah probably..then you could just stand back and take the one timers and stuff. I'd probably buy one but man 100 bucks....you could buy better stuff for that much.

[Chadd 916]

Looks likea great way to practice one timers by yourself

That's the best use I can think of.

[TBLfan 25]

I could probably rig something like that up for less than $15

[crutesie 0]

I honestly dont think you would be able to pass the puck hard against it.